Traduction de «irrégularité des traits » (Français → Anglais) :

2. Stresses that fraud is a deliberate unlawful act, which may constitute a criminal offence, while an irregularity is a failure to comply with a rule; finds it regrettable that the Commission’s report fails to consider fraud in detail and focuses largely on irregularities; points out that Article 325 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) relates to fraud, not irregularities, and calls for a distinction to be made between fraud and errors or irregularities;

Assuming the second one to be true, based on the fact that your office finally responded and did a compliance review to see how you were performing only after the Supreme Court was dealing with the irregularities in Etobicoke Centre, I note that the compliance review, the so-called Neufeld report, states that there were 165,000 cases of irregularities in the 2011 election.

4. Stresses that fraud is an example of purposeful wrongdoing and is a criminal offence, and that an irregularity is a failure to comply with a rule, and regrets that the Commission’s report fails to consider fraud in detail and deals with irregularities very broadly; points out that Article 325 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) relates to fraud, not irregularities, and calls for a distinction to be mad ...[+++]e between fraud and errors or irregularities;

2. Stresses that fraud is an example of purposeful wrongdoing and is a criminal offence, and that an irregularity is a failure to comply with a rule; regrets that the Commission's report fails to consider fraud in detail and deals with irregularities very broadly; points out that Article 325 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union relates to fraud, not irregularities, and calls for a distinction to be made between ...[+++]fraud and errors or irregularities;

Consider, for instance, the dismantling of the Canadian Wheat Board; the abolition of the Court Challenges Program; the budget cuts to Status of Women Canada; the sorry management of national finances, which, according to some economists, could eventually lead to a deficit; the serious financial irregularities during the last election campaign; the repeated, arbitrary firing of high-ranking government officials; the sabotage of international negotiations on climate change and rejection of the Kyoto Protocol; the empty-chair policy on the international scene, although Canada was once considered a model internationally; the betraya ...[+++]l of the Maritime people by reneging on the Atlantic Accord; and the appalling abandonment of First Nations peoples by reneging on the Kelowna agreement.

Third, Bill C-33 proposes to remove an impediment to ensure that small businesses conducting scientific research and experimental development can raise sufficient funding from common investors not acting as a group and still have full access to a 35% tax credit. This clarifies an anomaly in the interpretation of the tax act which is of great benefit to a certain class of investors (1540) As we know, the worth of a nation is judged not only by how it treats its citizens, but by its willingness to lend a hand to countries that are in need of assistance.